MAR 09 FINAL.indd - SUNY Delhi

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A Studio In The Sun
The Art Center has emerged a winner from the scattering about of
Farrell Hall. We have moved from our dusty basement abode to
the sunny environs of South Hall. The move was arduous and took
about 6 weeks, but we were able to get everything over to South
Hall without breaking anything!! Special thanks to some strong
and able students and to SUNY Delhi’s own very effi cient and
amiable facilities staff that made it all happen. As ever, we offer
ceramics, printmaking, drawing, and painting, as well as various
crafts including: papermaking, the lost-wax method of egg decoration,
journal-making, wood burning, metal tooling, crochet, macramé,
and whatever else students might be curious about and want
to explore.
The Art Club convenes four evenings each week, Monday through
Thursday, from 6pm (or thereabouts) until 10pm. Our advisor,
Rhonda Harrow Engel, is available on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
to help students with their various and sundry projects.
Come on all you budding artists- check us out. We are friendly and
helpful and not all stuck-up. All students are welcome to join the Art
Club and/or use the Art Center and its facilities for their projects.
Members of the Art Club have the special privilege of going on fi eld
trips to museums and art galleries. Past trips have included the Metropolitan
Museum, Madison Ave. galleries, and the Museum of Modern
Art in NYC; the Storm King Museum for outdoor sculpture, and the
Corning Museum of Glass in upstate NY; and the Clark Museum and
the Museum of Modern Art in Massachusetts. We are planning a trip to
Dia Beacon and a return to Storm King this April.
Students Enjoy a Final Farrell Event, The Music of Tad Dreis
Captured by Andrew Burns
MARCH 2009
We also plan to mount our Spring art exhibit in the Resnick Library
during the week of April 13th. All students and faculty/staff are encouraged
to submit work for this show. Drawings, paintings, sculpture,
photography and crafts will be considered. (Artwork must be delivered
to the Art Center no later than April 3rd for inclusion in this exhibit.)
The exhibit will remain on view until May 1st. Everyone is welcome to
attend a reception for the artists on Wednesday, April 5th from 3-6pm
when refreshments will be served.
Our next workshop, papermaking, will be held on Tuesday, April 21st
from 4-7pm, in South Hall. Again, everyone is welcome to try their
hand at this ancient craft.
Contact Rhonda Harrow Engel, 746-4108 if you have any questions.
Farrell Deserted:
An Artistic View
Photos by Aaron
Rogers-Hancock